Walking On Water Novels & Stories

Even the walk to the door had him breathing heavily. "Toughen up," he whispered to himself, holding the handle for balance. "Shock does this to you. It'll pass. Wash up, eat something, and everything will be OK." The floor seemed to heave beneath him and his confidence wavered with it. "It'll be...fine..." Water. He needed water. And a place to sit. The room suddenly felt unwelcoming as the cold infiltrated, and the sensation of a watcher bored into his back. That was all Lloyd needed to hasten his step.

It’s a lifeline. I remind myself of the goals I set before: find water, find food, keep moving. Step by step. I start walking, fingers trailing over the rough bark of trees marked with chalk. I keep my eyes peeled for a stream. Soon, I find one—a narrow trickle winding through mossy stones. I kneel, cupping my hands to drink, but the water ripples unnaturally. The surface shifts and shimmers, like a mirror with a pulse. Suddenly, faces flash in the water—familiar and painful.

The waterfall was renowned for its healing powers, and Nadlyn had come there to try to break the curse that had burdened her life. Nadlyn gazed straight ahead at the shimmering waterfall. Moonlight at night reflected on the water's surface, creating colorful, dancing sparkles. She extended her hand, her fingers moving slowly through the air, creating movements that followed the rhythm of her heart. The water element within her began to respond to her call, flowing from within her body to her fingertips.

Eva said, heading back to her bedside to sit. Lizzy entered with a glass of water in her hand. As she walked toward Eva, some water sloshed onto the floor. “Oh, sorry about that,” Lizzy apologized, placing the glass on the bedside table. Eva just looked at the spill. She found herself wondering if Lizzy could somehow command the water. Suddenly, Lizzy stopped what she was doing as if controlled. Eva called out her name, but there was no response. Lizzy walked toward the spilled water and slipped, falling hard on

The Void-Walkers. Rowan tossed me into the boat and jumped in, grabbing the oars. He paddled with a desperation that made the wood groan. I looked back. The village was being swallowed by a black fog. Caleb and the old woman were standing their ground, but the Void-Walkers were gliding over the water like skates on ice. "Rowan, they’re coming!" I screamed. The lead Walker reached the back of our boat. It raised a long, spindly arm, its needle-fingers inches from Rowan’s back.

I say in response. We walk to the river together and we walk in slowly until we are at the point where if we take another step, we would not be able to feel the sand below our feet. “Okay, we are in the water, so what now?” I ask Blake. “Imagine yourself becoming one with the water and being able to move in one with the waves,” he says.

I've been stretching for a while, I have to survive here without getting hurt, this branch in the water looks like there's smoke coming out of it, hmm, it's been said. I bent forward and I am now facing this acidic water, I tried staying like this while waiting for the one in the middle of the next obstacle to disappear. I Puttted all my strength on my hand right now it's the foot I'm using, I bent my knees and in just a second it landed on the other side. I slowly crawled my hand as well as my foot to side with the flowing water and put my full weight on my foot again before stretching my hands and in just one swift move I was here on the other side.

The Crossovers Are Just To Solve The Love Problems Of Other OCs … Kulv walked towards the waterfalls and stopped before the water. He squinted his eyes and leaned forward to see more of the thing beneath the walls but, he forgot that he had now Blue with him, the weight of his body would be doubled. So, when he leaned forward to see, he was caught off-guard when he lost his balance.

When the creature stated advancing towards me, I walked through the water, trying to increase my steps so that the volume will not drown me in the middle. That was not what I should have been worried about. When I got to the middle, something kept my feet firmly rooted on the bed of the water that I could not move it and just as I started panicking, I saw a large wave of water approaching me. the water was already at my waist, if the wave met me then the water would cover me whole and I would drown since I was been held down. That was when I tried using spells but nothing worked. I was supposed to do this with just physical ability alone.

After a moment, even my legs and feet are no longer cold. I find myself walking farther out into the water, holding Selene’s hand. Radar and Colella walk beside us. As the waves splash up onto my thighs and even above my waist, I’m amazed I don’t feel cold at all. It’s almost like walking in a big bathtub filled with warm water.